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Tuesday, June 8, 2010

"I had to hold my breath as I stood there"



"I had to hold my breath as I stood there" - The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga
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9 comments:

  1. the dear Zé08 June, 2010 23:35

    The children's playground...

    beijos

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  2. R.Ferrari08 June, 2010 23:44

    Belissima foto. Me encanta as linhas da casa. Abraços.

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  3. Joan Elizabeth09 June, 2010 13:34

    That is one steep roof.

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  4. Mary Ann09 June, 2010 14:26

    I love the long, deep shadows of the two not-identical chimneys.

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  5. Martina09 June, 2010 21:57

    Caçador, a slide, eh?

    R.Ferrari, obrigado - a casa é muito bom, eu acho. Saudações! (google translate, not me, ;-))

    Joan Elizabeth, yes, that's eye-catching, isn't it? One of the first things I took a photo of on our "sweet wayfaring" last Friday.

    Mary Ann, me, too - even if I didn't see the shadows before seeing the photo, strange ....

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  6. paulboo09 June, 2010 23:40

    Incredible architecture, very practical no doubt, to allow the snow to slide off!! Love those shadows too.

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  7. donnie10 June, 2010 09:39

    that is a challenging ski - jump site

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  8. Roberto Pato 10 June, 2010 10:28

    Wow! The roof is very sloping ... nice house...

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  9. Martina11 June, 2010 21:30

    paulboo, now I am thinking for two days about your comment and try to figure out why they built these steep roofs in the Middle Ages - I can't believe there was that much snow in Alsace.

    donnie, yes, you are right - it's a ski-jump thingie.

    Roberto, thank you very much.

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